legal to shoot on private property?

[tombinghamthegreat]

I have some property in the middle of no where in SLO county and how would I find out if its legal to shoot on it?

[jameswest992000]

If it's not in city limits your almost certainly fine

[Gotrovr]

this might help, chapter 7.35

http://library.municode.com/index.aspx?clientID=16608&stateID=5&statename=California

[choprzrul]

I don't know, but do you want some company?

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[Seesm]

What is it zoned?

[GrizzlyGuy]

this might help, chapter 7.35

http://library.municode.com/index.as...ame=California

That's it, the county code is what OP needs. See also chapter 7.08 as they are prohibiting discharge in some of the fire districts unless you have written permission from the board of supervisors or sheriff.

[Glock22Fan]

If it's not in city limits your almost certainly fine

This would be atrociously bad advice for much of unincorporated Los Angeles County.

[odysseus]

As said before and many times on the forum, check your county regulations against the specific location you are shooting from.

[tombinghamthegreat]

That's it, the county code is what OP needs. See also chapter 7.08 as they are prohibiting discharge in some of the fire districts unless you have written permission from the board of supervisors or sheriff.

so my property would be legal to shoot since its not a public place unless its in the fire district then i need the ok from the board of supervisors?

[dantodd]

Are there any wild (ferrel) pigs on it?

[anthonyca]

You will probably be OK but I'd check with local and or county government. You don't want to be charged with negligent discharge of a firearm like a friend of mine. He spent a lot of money fighting it and lost in the end.

This would be an interesting story.

[wash]

Make sure you don't have a *****y neighbor who will call the police even after you show her the county code permitting you to shoot on your land.

A friend of mine had that trouble but luckily she got evicted.

[llamatrnr]

Check with local Sheriff's deputy for certainty, but where I live in San Diego's Backcountry, it's fine as long as neighbors don't complain. My neighbors like to shoot also, so no problem, but I would suggest you pay a courtesy visit to ask if they would object, and possibly invite them over to shoot . . .

[Chatterbox]

Read this thread, if you haven't already.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=322376&highlight=SLO

[tombinghamthegreat]

ok will check with the sheriff. Also there are no neighbors. just a bunch of unused land surrounding mine